Re: What would you do ?
If you buy a brand new car and after a few days you experience some problems, you go back to your dealer, slam your fist on the table and demand a solution.
If you buy a brandnew MP3 player and after a few days you experience some problems, you go back to your dealer, slam your fist on the table and demand a solution.
Going back to the dealer and slamming my fist on the desk and demanding a solution would not be my first choice. I find a polite approach generally gets better and faster service. I would also be a little more detailed in telling them what sort of problems I was experiancing.
If you buy the latest version of MS Flight Simulator and after a few days you experience some problems, WE SIMPLY ACCEPT THE FACT THAT THIS IS A MICROSOFT PRODUCT WHICH COMES PER DEFINITION AND PER DEFAULT WITH BUGS, PROBLEMS AND UNEXPLAINABLE PROBLEMS. We don't go back to the dealer, we don't complain. We simply sit back, take a deep breath and find an excuse or search every thinkable forum to find a solution. In this quest for our solution we most of the time fine a zillion other enthousiastic FS users with other frustrations and problems. But no user (READ: customer who paid for the product) who dares to challenge the evil emperium of Microsoft.
We, the customers should get paid for all the continuous "beta-testing" we're doing with the PRODUCTION VERSION of the release....
Is FS going in the same directions as Windows.... too heavy and too big to handle ?
That all depends on what happened. If the program worked at first, then crapped out, if it were me, I'd ask myself, "What did I just do?" I would not jump to the conclusion that it was the software until I've eliminated "operator error" (That would be 'me'). That's not to say it's not the software. (I also don't think the "Latest and Greatest" FS is "beta", since it's been out since 2006(?) or so).
If I decided it wasn't me, I'd double check my system vs the system requirements for the program.
Could you be more specific as to the problems you are having?
Bill G :o.....Hi Mr Gates, its an honor to meet you at last.